.lltl light» on the
Welter, of Outings ure-
um ot' the thumps.
. y =
w’ on The Old Canaan: 2,3”
2
7 ‘ noting of the East Aver
/, Episcoppl church will
t. inrtend of tomorrow
unto! the lecture of Rev.
l or Sylvester l-llzett. who
. morning. will be held
dvent Christian church In
, t: venue. at 2:30 o'clock.
«Rev. F. S. Ainsworth ot-
jevery member of the lien-
h met at Daniel L'Home-
ery etore last night. and
,ith Frederick H. Field in
to the residence of Mr. and
p o F Benedict. in South Oe-
" up. where they were enter-
;. yet style by Frank Kilom-
one o! the club's most popular
' )tr. 'L’Hommedieu greeted
by burning red tire and
cheered. The Hens were.
to 3 room where they die—
Ol‘thelr coats. and new Easter
‘ litany feathers. each vlelng
‘ mother in artistically arranged
~ The meeting was called to
why‘Prenident Field. After the
o! Amerira Poet Arthur D.
”trots appointed secretary for the
3g, owing to the absence of the
Triqnlnr secretary. Jerome Smith.
heinfl no special business or
for initiation, the Rev.
. 'E. Benedict and bride. who
\Wnl guests at the t'lllh. worn
7 tor. The bride was completely
‘ 2 by the presentation to her
his"! and beautiful bouquet. Tho
“lotion was made by President
who. in behall of the rlub. ex-
htl best wishes to both bride
mom for a long and happy life.
,Benedlct spoke in Mrs. Benedict‘s
tanking a very tilting reply.
- the Henllrltere tor their kind
bronco. A specially prepared
which caused no little entitling
_ the lien: for the octuulon was
by Arthur D. Ferris. William
u and T. a Glover. nt-compnniod
lire. Poyvex. raider-ed an excellent
‘mfll duct. and responded to’ on on-
" ‘ The Henllrher lloullh- Male
to lung The Wayside t :oss and
. is my Wandering [toy Tonight?
1m in fine votive. Rev. t‘hnrles
Dunedin gave an éxvellent humor»
”Million entitled The (‘ ollcge ('al
Cher-popular Kline was on deck
“lighted all. he he ulwayv dm'e
fill ‘Iclectlonn in lleimen and lrish
«'5 Bond was oupmiully good
repeatedly enrored. Vittor W.
[“9 two rm-llutions. and Frank
(Min sang a very plmalng selec-
’ Edward lanMllrt llllDl.‘.,&‘Nl skill
{Iltho rendition of a piano win. 1'.
Tumour nhowed he was master of the
violin in hlli nelertionu o! trick piny-
m. The rail to «upper finally ram».
N Slur n blessing had been Mimi by
Charla ll. Benmlh-t. the club our
, ' at In elaborate spread or good
“a too numerous to mention. The
. 1- ice cream wmt HGTVPtl in the
it! little rhit‘kene and made it do-
' “Ht. After the trout the singing of
on mounted. and it wen u hm-
.Wltut the club memborx departed.
. the gamete were l'rmdviont F. ii.
Tmntlrer llauh-l lillommcdieu.
Charles ii. Mneworth.
. (l. l". iionedlrl.
f'rlrth liflomedlen.
I . Arthur Brunh. '1'. 5.
(hurt tiling. Edward lienedlrt.
. Ferris. Dr. F. ll. Butter. Port
'0. FWD. Willlnm A. Miter.
. Benedict. Elmer lwnfllllfl
Mo- K» Benedict. Alfred s
Sinner CI». ('Ivtlltl Danirl
36h Finder and "Mtge the
healer who Illlnuld in ma—
mnlott no enjoyable were
1'. Benedlrt. hire. Daniel
. lire. Allred ll. Crot'ltett.
3‘ B. Benedict. Mn. William
in. John l’lendor. Mn. liar-
nd Ill» ltd- item-dict.
mom.
litmus and flmtly, oi New
hove tnlten mien oi
‘ college on the west ride.
5.
. [)3 Purdue returned to
{yesterday ohm. n!»
» it!“ Dr. and lint. William
renter“! report-tended
It s holler end engine on
. A ”All pound hem
arrived tor the «trim.
u
~ n
in. I'. it. Horton have been
it fitted: in me.
John Cole in over
WWW
RWMUJIHIM
Trout meant be when tron Dilrlen
Mt it!!!“ April, ”00. .
A new dry goods ntore will probe
hly he opened in Burton soon
\‘l'he Kickapoolndinne will arrive at
the, " n Hellutotnorrow night tor
‘11!!!- »
. Stallone. a former resident or
V ,Gpwltielllpluu moving from
- . to the Austin block
Faun end after Apyl 1.1%: Colloc-
tor Holland will add interest at the
rate oi hyper cent. on all unpaid tam.
Apnrty ot‘hllnd people from the
Ctmnectlcut Home for the Blind will
give an entertainment tonight in the
Town Hall.
The April meeting of the King’s
Daughters will be held at the reel—
dence of Mrs. N. E. Gleason. Monday
afternoon. April 4th, at 3 o'clock.
The Oriental Fife and Drum corps.
of Stamford. has invited the Hohtxnn
corps, oi Dttrteu. to a carnival to be
held in Stnmtord. the Monday before
Enter.
Two soldiers trom the Soldiers'
Home went into F. Burkle'n market.
recently. and united for a pound of ho»
lognu sausage, but had no money to
pay tor it. While arguing over the
matter one 0! the Ioidienl begun to out
part or the bologna. Thin angered Mr.
Burkle. who went to the Home and re-
ported the cane to the superintendent.
who dismissed the men.
it is pleasant to note the activity in
the various church orgnnilatlona in
our midst. Among these may hen-ten~
tinned the Young Men's League of the
Presbyterian rhurch and Rev. .\ir. Reo-
na'.» Bible rinse called l’netor's llelp~
ere. Thursday. March 10th, thin class
held a social in the new edifice and
was greatly enjoyed by those members;
present. numbering sixty or seventy
The vines now comprised seventeen
young ladies and twenty-one young
gentlemen. The excellent mtmlcal and
and llterury programme (or the Men»
ing was lurniuhed by Mr. and Mrs.
llurry Stevenson and Alert Dunn. 0!
South Norwullt. F. ii. Baldwin liiltl
daughter Miss (Tiara anal hire. t'. R.
Comtum. ol Stamford. und Jame» A.
lloi'lorin. of Noroton. Refreshments
were served and the lost part of LII-c
evening mm room in singing Gospel
hymns. The Young Ellen's; League, or~
ganized M‘al'l‘ll 3. has the following of~
lh-vre: Prmldent. James A. Holirrin.
llrtlt vicmpreuldmt. Rev. Arthur
licquu; «aloud rice-president. Dr. C
S. i‘age. secretary, John H. t'rune;
lrt‘huttrer. .iohn ll. Shelton; devotional
committee. Rev. A. Requn; chairman
membership dummittce. rhalrmnu. Au
drew 1'. Tyler; social committee. rhnir-
man. John (from; church work mm—
mlttt-o'. chairman; John A. Weed: lor—
tore vommittr-e. chairman. Dr. 1'. 8.
Page: music committee. chairman.
William Holland; finance mmmittoe.
rhulrman. R. l-'. Shelton. The next
regular business meeting ot the league
will be held the tent Friday of the on».
stem month- , llorien Review.
DMIDUIY.
The interior of the chapel in to M
repainted.
The Sunday Irhool will give an [2133‘
tor t'ttfll't’f’l April to. Rev. (7. M. mm
or, o! \‘l'mton, will preach.
nix-mt Wopof hating.
The English are admitted by all on-
proiudirml fort-ignore to be the most
:‘ollnrd nature in the world. To one a
well-bred Englishmen go through the
rnrlolm stages of bin dinner in to have
a lemon in the art of gracetui eating.
Very ditlerem in the behavior at the
lluuelnn. who does not diedlin to our
nutttre‘rt woopomv when he t-onnldm
the latter morn rtmrmlent than knife
and fork.
The Vrrnt‘hllllli will one u piece of
brood in utterly nit rotten where to»
should tow u ltnlfe. The German, on
the otlwr hand. plunges his ltnlfe into
bin mouth in a way that in terrilylng.
The llwodr rut: up all l'llll flu-tin into
tiny piem that at all. and then. hav-
ing laid outdo his unite. pruned: to
take up piece by pine with hie lurk.
The Italian uses a upoon quite an of—
ten A! I fork. lie will employ the
former (or Ymflflhlfi. and sommimer
nwn tor hell. Tl» letter use at the
moon is mnmwhnl tut-lone.
The Japanese diner um rhop yacht.
R turn: of implement wmuwhnt dill»
cult to manipulate without considere—
hie prettier. while the» ('hlntuntut tan
bht loud with his: long nail: in a uno—
ner thoroughly repulsive.
The (treat: notion hie melt in
hm monthtule. and would probably
derail: n MEIR weighing hot! n pound
innit n minute. Tubing n rm amt
unite. he dire: thv meet into four or
‘ met nation m or which in
dings Into his mouth in rapid m
«on lttrmtnlwwmderndltlhnt
the (initial ruler lunch tram indigent
that.
When all is sold and done. the Eng,
lirh hat the other nation in the m
at retitled utm.«ru.mo.
Amthrnochnlnthempeof‘u
WM thalamus“
“It it likely to be done at
out: Mum mutt 0'. Mord. Vat
lion. he: received report: covering the
work of the entire menu in removing
the our toll tron: the enter sputum
at long Island Sound. no M's
work or removing tho our duh I‘m
been pmetlcnily completed. thl
d um It all)?
time during the Mr .2 The bulk oi the
work at cleaning the beds ll done in1
the winter. i
The reports thu Engineer Sentord
has prepared show that in the cleaning
up mason Just concluded 20 All bunhele
of star firth have heenrremoved front
the oyster beds. This in In lmmenee
quantity of the oysten’p enemies. The
our hob so meonured Ire almost solid.
having been reduced to a palm: male.
and each hunhel no solidified weight 80
pounds. four times at- ‘urh as it bulb-
el 01 star fish weigh. Mild! first ro-
movrd from the water.
This catch in very light. with the
exception of Greenwich. where there
has been a great deal of trouble from
them for a long time. and where they.
are still thick. The New Haven‘beds
are kept. clean as possible, steamer- be-
ing kept regularly at work.
Divided among the titles the catch
is as follows: New “even. 5500 bush-
els: Greenwich. 8.000 bushels; Bridge-
port. 994 bowels; Norwaik. 3.800 hush-
els; Stamford. 500 bushels: Southport.
500'. Miliord. 1.000. .
The trttdr in seed outer: which has
opener! at the woolen: end of the state
is very good, and prtoea are ten cent:
higher per bushel than test your. rang’
ing from lit) to 80 contn.
While Now Haven is comparatively
free from star tish. the lore] dealers are
experiencing a good deal of trouble
with drills. the hardest to light of nil
the enemies at the oyster. for the only
way to get them off the bed is to scrape
the beds clean and expose them to the
air until they die. During the last
three or four years the drills hive done
a good deal of damage in New Haven
gmundu.
ANDY WSW! Jon.
Sandwiches Brought Ilium lila-
Apolliurlntlhnlottle
lt Willi during the recent meeting at
the hi-u-nninl mngreee in New York.
The rule rommitteo had live! about an.
lobed its duties in a parlor in the Mur-
ray i-illl hotel. t'olouel Edwardn of
Cleveland, who was rhsirmnn o! the
t'ummlttee. had worked until he was
thirsty. and ordered more ice water.
Andy Welt-h was in the room. and iv
thetktlonel’u eyeo lighted upon the well
known pool seller. ”l'nrie Billy" began
vhnfllng the proprietor ol t'harter Quit
trot-it about the treatment he had rev
wired at last year's Fourth of July
"looting.
“Think of it mun travelling nearly a
llltllmliutl miles and going into th:-
judgo’n Mitllll without pay. and then
getting rye bread. hum mmlwirht-s
and Appollnuria meter (or lum-b. Oh.
that Willi uwi’ul and i will never forget
it "
"Did you owr know how near you
rain" to nor even getting that?" re
plied Andy. rorniling the vast orowdu
that overwhelmed everything and ev~
«rybody on the occasion. or the reop-
ening oi the Hartford travlt and when
Slur Pointer. Gentry and Ann met in
llli‘ murh lulht-d 0! special.
"We hud'tigurod on a orowd." rou~
linl‘. d Andy, "When the relrmhmeut
privilege yes let. i inquirml of thr-
nmn what experience he hurl had in
raring tor number’s. It we» shown the:
he hitd been through the World‘s Fair.
and i took it for granted that a man
with that experienw knew what u
t't’tinl meant. Well. he made arrange-
ments to lend ten thousand people.
That normed pretty liberal. llut my!
iiy view-n o'rlot-lt you couldn't buy or-
en a hub for love or money. The
rrowd began roming right after they
got out of bed. and trout it up until
you know how they overrun the grand
«tend. truck and lnliold. Sent» were at
a higher premium than at on ltelittn
Opera. They drink up everything-—
beer. to a water. and eluted rt hundred
limp a ound the well in the grove.
Do you know," nddmnlug t'oionei Ed-
wards more partlt‘tlhrly. "that we lent
tilmo miles for than sandwiches
and thr- mnn wan nearly mobbed by
the crowd when he won gutting them
to you and your «mullet»: in the
the strand! And that Appellants!
Jun an it matter of precaution I had
ntowed awny the bottle. in the morn-
ing. You laugh at thlt now. but i
rould here mid tho-e bottled for ”5
apiece. (literal you didn't realize whet
luxurious feed you were indulging in
that any." lint colonel l-deurds re»
tumd to be omitted even then.-(:hl~
ago llornetnnn.
ENTERTAINHENTN
W
“011'" TH‘ATRE.
return, Illicit 28.
The M1 tumble mu molt Mmtm~m
pmml "MA i'olllilllfl. I
The ISLE of
, will-tumult».
lint till-M m
“Commutation“
nine ’
‘I'IIIII
thin Connecticut Shell Fish Muld- .2
’ American Traveler. l
CHAMPAGNE}
woodman.
Reedy, with he
good: of all Ions
mm are bountltu and kind: that are
ibpd Reedy with new prim tor the
ucwmmogtion or every buyer of In-
tnnu' illdEdhlldren'v wenrnhlu A col-
lection ct lovely little things that are
hard to mite but easy to buy ready-
mode. Spring and summer articles
and ontfltn that are n ptyllnh for little
tots as big things are {or grown people.
it yotir home can been or no inho—
cent. pruttltng bountiful child. bring
the little aha berp and make it still
more beautiful.
(,lJttIeMSwiee. mull and hlouuellne de
elite Caps. 2hr in 82.23 Beautiful little
“their end Boom *. in white nod
dulnty colon. 50¢. to “.98. And all
the new styles in Hats and Turn 0'-
Shooters, villa and straw. 81.25 to
84 ill;
Little Renters the prettiest that you
ever sawmllculore and clothe— —Ruseian
blhuse. Empire and close tilting styles
m we; to $7.50. Cream Short
Coats. ”.00 to 88.98. Long (’lonko.
$1.00 to $14.00.
(‘olored memes. in cambrlc. lawns
pert-alert anti zephyr t'lDlli. from 502-. to
“.00. White Dresses from 759. to
$7.00,
Little White Shirts. in unineonlt.
tram 25c. to $2.00. Flannel Shim, 25o
to $2.00.
AND Tilly! BABIES.
An entire new. line of single nrtlcloa
or entire outfits «verythlng that {ht'l'
run possibly need-—
Bund~ 2:”. to Stir.
Shirts. ‘5“. in 31.5»,
Skin». 30:. to 83.00.
Urwe, 250. to ”4.00.
Models, 33.19 to $5.0”.
Boxes. lac. to hilt:
l’ilfli. 10¢. ll.) from
i’owder. 20c, ,
Wrapper». tor. lb 33.0“.
Double Gowns. sum to 31.25.
Shawls. Stir. in $5.01).
limits. lilo. to 7“
Shoes. 256. it) 249:.
Shortness. handmade,
to 82.2.3.
flavours. roehmvre
tmbroidere-l. “c. to 83.00.
Comb and ilrw—h Sets. in silver,
”.50 a set. Malling and Bed Straps.
50f. Pnrh. ‘ '
25v.
TheD.M.READCO.
“WI!
Lutll. 5110.; l l
little. i t t t
Iver Johnson. i i
Rochester; t t t
Waverly. i l t t
msmme HYA
OPENING OF NEW SP Gt DRESS GOODS,
.‘ 2 ' Saturday, Melrch 20th.
‘lll
' if
Our Colored Dress Goods stock contains all the int; latent Spring Noveltitn,
including Silk and Wool Mixturee, Irridesccnt llfl'ccts, B‘otlrctica, Two-Tend Combinn
tionn, and Silk and Wool Plaida. ‘
Black Goods.
The most complete assortment of
Black Goods we have ever shown. in-
cluding all the lateetwenren in cre-
Black Sateen Umbrella Skirts.
I Double Corded Rope ............. $1.50
Sateen and Moreen
Skirts.
Fine Italian Cloth Skirt. Silk
Rutlle .......................... $3.50
. $2.75
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt.
- , .4,-
M" plain “d figured ”0’15"" Sim Our Sateen and Moreen Shirts are muck Moreen Umbrella Skirt,
“m' "Gwen“ and ”we“ made In the very best style and of the Double Rune ....... ~ ............ 32.95
best materials,
Silks.
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt. Em~
\igw silks for spring and swamp, Black 33‘9” l'mbrella Skirts..3].00 press Beck." .................. $3.00
wear in cWKenblc inflame. plain and Block 31“?“ Umbrella Skirts, Changeable Moreen Siting '-rf"‘3'35
figured toilets: plain and figured Corded HIM? .................... $1.25 Silk Skirto. Changeable and mag"
mousseline de solo and Liberty stilt. m 35.75 and $6.50
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NorWalk, ct.
Salem“ S Kent.
SOUTH NORWALK. «t it i- NORWALK.
Ready to Prove IS. WHAT. 9 That he have letter prod-2 and loner price- thau any other
home in the two eitia: Will. " [know We lit-ul' m t outpletc Home Furuivbings
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department
Bent Wool Smyrna Rugs, 30360. $1.98 and $2.50
Moquettc and Axminster Rugs. 30360 t ' i $2.50
CURTAIN DEPARTNENT. 7 7 3
ll) pairs line lace curtain» ................. .30.- §:lxti ft. t-xtnouolity window shades. .to' 5_pie
.i’rpnirtt double thread Seoul lat-t- é'ixti it best} opaque cunning. .3
rurtniue, 31 ydn. long....... .il. It" envy lace tin-lo or lace fringe” .v. 2 .......
lopuirit heavy chenille- curtains. i [h ........................... Should 50pm h ‘ 590- solid 031‘ bedroom
yd». long, heavy fringe top and 500 on «non wood curtain mm, suit. .- . . ..... . ..... $19
bottom ....................... 03.60. 4.50, 5.502 brush ends, ready to hang.........,..2’x' l Solid oak hard ended dining 0min...”
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
83 Washington St., 80°F E D & HOYT Club Building,
ce parlor suits. J. .
$23 40. 45, 50
..4
varriages, Waogns, Fnie
MADE
Stand Grommet Kit lender. and carriagesStturdau. Moth
Efch visitor will be promoted with a ten dollar bill of the Confederate States.
So. Norwnlk. Norwnlk.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer
in the Norwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
~tBICYCLESt~
tun. ll. Glllllllll,
Bicycle Department.
Horse Goods ‘
AND REPAIREDR
Luther M. Wright,
it! t mm at month,
Norwalk Chronicler